We started at the room, not the gate.
Admittee is one calendar for scheduling facilities, running events, and collecting payments, for schools and organizations that own event spaces.
Where the ticketing-first approach shines
Almost every product in this category starts where the money is and adds a calendar later.
- Ticketing is the system; the calendar is a view of it
- The calendar knows about games and nothing else
- The band concert and the JV game still collide
- Rentals, registrations and facilities arrive as separate tools
Where Admittee shines
We went the other way. A booking exists first, and everything else is something that booking became.
- The room is the record, whoever booked it
- A ticketed event is a booking that sells tickets
- A rental invoice is a booking an outside group made
- A conflict surfaces at request time, not on the night
Anyone who owns the room.
The same product either way. There is no community tier, no education edition and no enterprise plan.
Independent and private schools
First, because that is where a campus is one decision rather than four procurements.
MoreCommunity organizations
Leagues, nonprofits, churches and community centres, where the fundraising or the registrations usually come first.
MoreVenues and multi-sport facilities
A theatre with reserved seating, a complex with six courts booked by the hour. Both are events with money attached.
MoreHow we price it, and why
There is no platform fee, no seat licence and no contract. We make money when you collect money, and not otherwise — a free ticket, a $0 registration and an internal booking all cost nothing.
Every rate is published in full, which in this category is unusual: of the competitors we compare ourselves against, only GoFan and Square publish theirs. A school should be able to do the arithmetic before a phone call.
The four things we will not pretend to.
Named here rather than left for you to discover, because a product that hides its edges wastes the first month.
Work orders
No maintenance tickets or preventive schedules. FMX and its peers do that properly.
Officials
We do not assign or pay officials. Arbiter does, and we import what it schedules.
Eligibility
We do not track athletic eligibility or physicals. Bound does that better than we would.
Your SIS
We do not read or write student records. The calendar does not need them.
Requesting events and scheduling facilities and games has become a breeze.
Brent handles technology at Foundation Academy, a 1,500-student school that consolidated eight platforms onto one calendar.
Read the Foundation Academy storySee whether it fits
Twenty minutes on your own facilities, or start free and set up your calendar first.